Women, Blogging and Social Media - Numbers Don't Lie

Want to make your online content more shareable? Add images or videos to it.According to a study by M Booth and Simply Measured, visual elements increase the shareability of content significantly.

It's the final day of 2012, which means content publishers already have the wheels in motion to start 2013 with a bang. It seems like a perfect time to think about how content consumption will change in 2013 and how Authoritative Content publishers need to adapt to stay relevant in the new year and beyond.

The ACI Google Search Chrome Extension displays the top 3 relevant scholarly blog posts from ACI’s editorially-curated collection each time users run a Google search. This post explains the benefits of adding the extension to institutional computers.

Have you ever wondered how the community that a person lives in affects the type of news they're interested in and the ways that they access news?

New research from Advertising Age and Ipsos Observer puts some numbers to the tablet device craze. Nearly half of the consumers surveyed in this study stated that they already have or want to get a tablet device, such as an iPad, within the next 12 months.

According to a new report by Brightcove and TubeMogul, Facebook has passed Yahoo! to be the second largest driver of traffic to online video content.

In its annual study of the use of social media among Fortune 500 companies, researchers from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth found that Twitter is the most used social media platform in 2013.

Last month, Juniper Research released a report about the rise of geosocial networking and the growth of smartphone adoption.

New research from GigaOM Pro reports that most online video viewers participate in "snacking", which means they watch short user-generated videos on sites like YouTube.